Graphics, Images & Icons in use in Logo design

Graphics, Images & Icons in use in Logo design

The graphics images icons in logo design are key. An image, is not a required element of a logo. Learn when you should add a graphic element for a winning logo.

Creating A Great Brand Logos

In the last blog postings, we’ve discussed that a successful company logo emanates from your own company’s strategic mission. We’ve outlines that a powerful logo design should make use of a typestyle that matches the style of the image, avoid color overload, consider the overall style, carefully place icons and graphic items and be aesthetically balanced with contrasting and like elements.

We discussed the use of color and typefont in logo design and the importance that your choices represent in communicating your company brand accurately and in a way that doesn’t negatively affect the perception consumer maintain of your brand.

In the blog today, we’ll focus on graphic images and the role of graphic elements. An image, (also known as the graphic component or icon) is not a required element of a logo. You should only add a graphic element or an image if it helps add distinction to your overall logo design.

You’ll want to create a cohesive harmony between your logos image and typefont. The right image can quickly evoke a positive impression in the mind of the consumer. The incorrect image will just as rapidly evoke an impact – just not a positive one. Here’s a general rule we adhere to at Brandings — if the graphic image doesn’t increase the overall strategic objectives of the firm, the image should be omitted.

We invite you to check-out the online stock of a large number of logo designs to obtain logo design ideas. Take a look at wide selection of color choices, pictures and typestyles. Obtain a feel for what you like as well as what you don’t like. You are welcome to make use of our designs as motivation for you make your own unique, individual company logo. Get a feel for what you prefer and that which you don’t like.

When you are free to obtain ideas from our logo collection, recognize that each and every logo design within our online catalog bears the actual “TM” designation. Brandings and Brandings.com possess claimed privileges to each mark. The “TM” designation is governed by the laws of the State of California and the United States of America.

Brandings maintains a sophisticated monitoring system to ensure that its rights have not been infringed upon. Mark infringement is in violation of United States copyright and trademark laws as well as foreign laws, and the laws of pertinent jurisdictions which further identify the mark and our firm’s claim hereto. Under 17 U.S.C. 504, the consequences of copyright infringement include legal damages which is between $750 and $30,000 per mark, at the discernment of the court, and damages of up to $150,000 per mark for willful infringement.

So, if you’re looking for logo suggestions or to produce company logos for free, check out the collection of excellent designs from Brandings. If you would like the Brandings design group to create a custom logo for the company, simply give us a call. Our design services start from $995 (USD) — perfect for a start-up business.

Spring is here and now’s the time to start planning your summer travels. We’ll the Brandings Blog is heading to Europe for our available Regions and Country Names – Europe. We’ve been discussing Logo’s and Logo design over the past few blogs so show us what you’ve done or what you can do. Post some of your logo’s below, we’d love to see it!